He's recession proof. For collectors, investors and baseball historians, his name attached to anything associated with his playing or coaching days is golden. Two of his first-ever baseball cards broke records this month. His first real big league card continues to climb in value. The hobby is looking for a potential bargain amid the high dollar avalanche of Babe Ruth cards … [Read more...]
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Memory Lane to Exhibit Don Spence Collection of Babe Ruth Cards
The greatest collection of Babe Ruth baseball cards ever assembled will be on display at this year’s National Sports Collectors Convention in Baltimore August 1-5. The Don Spence Babe Ruth Master Collection is ranked as the finest in existence on PSA’s Set Registry. Spence, a long-time collector of rare and vintage baseball cards and memorabilia, has pieced together a … [Read more...]
Ruth Cards Top Auction
There is still no shortage of collectors with significant disposable income who are willing to go all in on vintage Babe Ruth cards. Two high grade Goudeys and a rare rookie card drew the largest bids in Goodwin & Company's Masterpieces & Uncommon Commons XLI auction ending early Thursday morning. A PSA 8 graded 1933 Goudey #53 topped bidding at $48,464 including … [Read more...]
Vintage Baseball Pictures Key 1934 Butterfinger Set
The Butterfinger candy bar was invented in 1923 by the Curtiss Candy Company of Chicago. 11 years later, buying one for a nickel got you a nifty 7 3/4" x 9 1/2" photo of a baseball star. The 1934 Butterfinger baseball card set doesn't get the same respect as its more popular cousins in the realm of pre-War baseball issues, but it's also not going to force you into … [Read more...]
